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Sodalists Lend Helping Hand Weekly meetings - every Tuesday Different girls planned each meeting Sr. Mary Ignace - moderator A guest speaker - Fr. Schexnayder Teens against dystrophy A mass - A discussion Visiting the Home for Incurables Could you bring two cans of food?' Thanksgiving baskets . . . Given to the convent's cook Easter . . . a party was given at Home for Incurables Sodality - strove to help We're not all angels! I Above: Sodality officers Bonita LeBlanc, secretary, Ann Payton, treasurer, Mary Mazzeno, vice-prefect, ad- dressed mission envelopes. Top: Fr. Schexnayder, one of the Sodality's guest speakers, spoke to the mem- bers at Sodality meeting. Above: Gretchen Schulze, the prefect of Sodality, read the requirements for a sodalist at their first meeting. 53
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xg, ,mg The French Club . . . l i Open to all French students The trip on the Voyageur - great! A bike race in january l , A J, A movie - in French? A Learning French language and culture l 5 A Presenting a play. . . N H' 'W V , W, ,tw Le Hibou et la Pousiquette A dessert party - How about 'crepe suzette'? All these activities . . . planned by members - The French Club is fun! Top: French Club officers Harriet johnson and Michelle Dutrey viewed French filmstrips. Above left: Actresses fclockwisel Karen Pfister, Diane Meyer, Anita Lagarde, and Cindy Mouledoux practiced before performance. Above right: Club moderator Mrs. Mathews spoke about future club activities. Right: jenny Roach, Beatrice Twickler, Diane Meyer, and Anita Legarde were shown on stage performing Le Hibou et La Pousiquette
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Graduates keeping in touch. . ,I A banquet in the fail Mother-daughter coffee party . . . Signing the guest book. . . Mothers remembering and sharing with their daughters. . . You graduated from Mercy high schooI?!! Did Sr. Austin teach you too? Coming back for visits. . . Alumnae. . . That means me now, How different it seems. . . I remember you! i , -. I . vt in srct t 5110 452 1 gf ta: 1 . 8 E, 2' Above: Officers of the Mercy Alumnae were Mrs. Chapman, Mrs. Grady, Mrs. Simmons, Mrs. Zeringue and Mrs. Hilleb- rand. Right: Offering coffee to Gwen Zaccaria and her mother at the Mother-Daughter Coffee was Mrs. Zeringue. 54 Active Grads X v' K ,W I s.eft?2ihez:gQ1i - ' A , gf - 2' - ' 5 t 'xl kii i A Q . ....,- wissawwfw. ' -
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